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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
s.The Rascats GOinS.'

Collector Of Internal Revenue r 1berts is
slowly but surely wedding out the republican rs
in his deplrim Mt and supply ing their places
With coed and true men Of his oAn political
faith and for This laudablc &C ion on lis par,
he is receiving high words of praise and en-
enlargement from his friends ant the party
generally, who tired Of seeing republican
party workers kept in good IA, positions under
democratic administration, and the cry is
universal all alolg the line Of "let the good
work 60 on and turn the rascals out ="
Among tie latest removals is that of Mr. Frank
McWili ms, of this county, who, for the past
four or FIVE years, has held the position OF
weig her of customs ia the Baltimore custom
house at a salary Of 81 200 per annum, and
whose scalp has been sought for by aspirin
democrats, bo h from this county and else " here,
ever 81 nee Democratic officials took charge o
Federal affairs in B .ltImoie We regret 10 SAY
that he place has not now been filled by some
deservin. Charles county d. m ,cr.f hut has fal
len to the lot OF Mr.. Thomas q ,lloway, Bal
timore county MN.
Charlottesville great Malaria, Fever
and A .ue Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price so cents per bottle. Fol
sale by al Druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
SutRrs FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

We wil s-}l ihis Nr,k a lot % DRESS SHIRTS
MI "a : ~ 81 c~nls. good ~ ven ever -sw
FOR 81 y shall have lhrtn this week. ami sc
don want Won 10 come next week when they
may re al soll aad 'st, Us We never bad them
Il YOU doc ind them "a represented after YOU
get hone, vuu can r-Iurn thrm sni get your
money. GENTS UNDERw EAR Call
aud the best so cont USpERSiiiST va
ever saw. aud DRAWERS TO mateh We are
selling Wool USDERSHIRr for 81 Ih,. sea-
son. as go d eser saw before at 81 50 !;
DRAWERS 10 match. Scarlet Wool 81 IRIS
ami ORA NERS for 81 worth 3 50
Far Top GLOVES for Sl.25 worth 81 IS.
Gents KID GLOVES. Si,.5, worth 81 50 =
80 cent StLk SCARFS reduced To 35 cents.
10 cesI SILK SCARFS reduced 10 SO cents
Fine Sati, Lined SILK SCARFS for = cents.
SILK MUFFLERS, 81 -. worth S3-Au,lion
Joo SILK HANDkERCHlEFS. So c~n,s
worth 75-Agclton J,s SILK HANDkkR-
CHIEFS, = cents, worth ) 25-Aaetion job.
o'ored B1rierei HAN0kERCilIEFa. for
25 rrnis Very nice All Linen HASDkER-
CHIEFS % ceu's. VERY fine Wsr.,ed MUF-
fLERS. 81, worth 81 Scat NEGINNlSS',
corner Caarl"s aud Fdyette streets, B,ltinors
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
The COunty's Insane.

At the request of a member of the board OF
county commissioners the superintendent OF the
Montevue Hospital for the insane at Frederick,
has furnished the following list Of perso from
this county now confined in that institution by
order of the court, together with the date Of
their admission. Tia county Is indebted to
this institution to the amount of upwards Of
81 900 for the care of these plupers, very little
if any h,v ay been paid on the account since
1888 The following are the insane con6aed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
Nnf nianlloeA
Magnet. which Never Fan 10 Draw

The semi-annual mat HESS M rk down sale
Of high class gsrm ents FOR Men, Youth and Boy
feed without regard TO present value or cost.
Now is the appointed time TO make one dollar
do the work OF two at Acme Hill, l. K Bal,
tmore thew uumher) near Charts ST BALTIC
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21

TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TINES hdrihg a
circulation hs'a any other paper among the
intelligent farmers and business men Of Charles
County, offers superior inducements TO advertisers
insert their announcements in is columns. Send
f, card rates, Which as loU as any other paper
ia Southern Maryland TO say nothing about ci'cuid-
tior,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
Fire Apparatus for Marlboro.

Messrs. George W Wilson Richard 7.
the committee authorized to purchase fire APP
paratus for Marlboro, Prince George county,
were ia Baltimore on Mondti and transacted
the business entrusted them satisfactorily. In
company with Mr.. j. Waring Medley, s,:re-
tary to Postmaster Brown, they visited Fire
Inspector Charles T. Holloway and Chief En-
yineer Hennick, whose knowledge of FIRE APP
paratus was useful to the committee. Mr.. Hem
nick accompanied them to truck house No !,
on H,rrison street. where they examined the
chemical engine for extiuguishing fires The
committee will orde~ chemical apparatus and
ca q ipments similar to that used by the truck
copp.uy The citiz ms Of Marlboro will be
assisted with IA appropriation by the county
commissioners, rs the fire apparatus will be
used I, protect not only private property, but
the Courthouse, the jill and other property of
tie county in Marlboro.
Not Disputed.
Mr.. NJ. Thompson, agent for the New York
Mutual Life Reserve Co.n3,ny, writes US that
ha wing heard rum1rs last Tues lay of this com
psnv lisputnk the death claim Of the late
James TAYLOR, he wrote the company for ia
form ,tion in the matter and received tie fol.
lowing rep'y, which be r,q ieSt, u To publish :
New YokK jim. Is h, 1891
NJ. THOMPSON, ESQ,
Dear Sir Your letter OF IL h at hand
The statement that this company is contrstlng
the claims of ,nes Taylor Of your county is
"a little TOO previous" certainly iuasmuch as
the blanks technically known - the proofs
of death, have not - yet been received at
this office
Very truly yours,
wv. MILLER, Manager.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
PFAELZER BROS. & CO.,
Bro & 82I Market St, Philadelphia

NnNJtV to he made. Cut this out and re-
M\NEl turn to US, and We will send Won
Avn free something of great value and
Importance to you. that Will start you i'll bust
ness which will bring you in more money right
away than anything else in this WORK. Any one
can do the woI and live at home. Either Sex :;
all ages. something new, that just coins money
for all workers. We will start you; capital not
needed. This is one of the genuine important
chances of a lifetime. Those who are ambitious
and entarprising will not delay. Grand outfit
free. Address TRUE x Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
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e. ,lla mi(t-sl AS u Tramp

Justice B. H. M,t,inyly of Newport, on
Moni,y co natted Willie N tchel, coored
youth, to the House of Correction for six
months, charged by Miss Sllie itliner with
being v,grant ami without visible mems OF
support, Mitchell was drought to town on
Tues lay by constable Sheirhurn and given to
III. custody of Sheriff Simpson and was lodged
in iail until this morning whea the sheriff lief.
with him for the House of Correction. He will
be free to return here again about the time th'
roses are in bloom WHEN perhaps he may b.
M ,re willing to work tn N he seems to be this
cold weather
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
HaY Cholera.


DR.. F. w. Pattersoa, of Baltimore county,
who recently made tour of Eastern Shore
counties, investigating the hog cholera, reported
to the farmers conve n ton in Baltimore on We'd
nesday. the 18th inst, that he found the loss from
this disease 10 be greatest IN Queen Anue's,
where, in ten years, it amounted to &c per cent,
OR nearly S45, 600. L. Talbot it reached $50 500
and in Dorchester S35. 1000. ln eight Eas tern
Shore couu lies the loss is over $l65, 900, or an
average Of over $40. 900 TO county. If tn.
loss is as great in the other counties, it will
reach in the State over $3.50 600. Quarantine.
regulations are almost unheard Of. Nothing
has been found to destroy the germ that will
not kill the hog. No precautions are taken TO
hurry tie hogs. In Talbot county twenty FIVE
dead hogs foated by one mans h9use on the
Chop,ank river. The disease is worse along
the streams.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
4 Charles COunlain's Good Fortune

The appointment by Judge Thoma, OF
| Besle E. P4dgett. 10 be clerk o. the sour,s for
| Pennington cou,ty was not altogether unex-
pected, and so far AS Can be learned gives the
hest of satisfaction among those most interested
Mr. Padgeit. although "A campo rstiv.ly new
man in r .pid City, having been here les fhaa
| , wear, has made friend. AS rapidly as he has
made acquainiauces He is respected hy s
brother IN. M rers OF III. bar as yoang MN of
talent, and his quiet. unobtrusive manner has
addei much to the fe ling of admiration gen
orally felt toward him TIE other app 'icants
Tor the offi =, though disappointed, have the
satisfaction OF knowing thar most excellent
'hoice was made bv the judge. The present
incumbent OF the otice D r knull, expresses
himself As being r-ady TO turn over the Off e
rs soon as his successor qualities The position
is an important one. and It's duties are d.ilv
growing. Although not smong The hr.t. The
JournI desires to congratulate Mr.. Padgett.
and 10 hespeak for him success Black Uai,
Dok.l Weekly Journal l+fk INST
We are pleased 10 eira OF the good fortune
adoption above announced, and IL xill be \
source of much sa,ls:act 10 his many friend,
here. Mr. P.igett i, pn,,-ssei OF those sterI
ing qualities which well qq,lfs him for pan
ile uus' aah W. l'cl are t'tt ne Will atsco t'ge
the duties of his important Off g with credit 20
himself AM satisfaction TO all con srn.d lie
is thorough democrat, as well ~ good /.
yer AMI scno r. and 10 hi, sppi alton for
the position 10 which be IA. just been appoint
ed had the strong Endorsement of our rspr-.
sentative, Hon Barnes Conptoa. The position
pays nblut 81 600 per snnun We tender
ain our w,r.d cou2ralul ,lioa>.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
OUR MAIL
ORDER DEPiRTM En- I.

7 is i~p$r M nj D.. 81 chsrc~ - Il.
;p~rIrut"i persons sh8 gave Il lh-rr
prrsnnsI attention. ard nAN - 81
upan IN maxim: 81 =, tioa.. &. m
sot9ei's core, ponIs~-r ursra any sab
J-cl P-rfaioja.: Ia 'H- business prompt
" ate dtn< - IA orists. quests for
samples and Other Information.
uar advertisement MI appear IRON,
'rmr 20 time m tins space shou a you
Ssh 10 sr- ihe goods b-'orc purcias.
ing. ssn1 fur samples II you wish to
bpv. .ra'e lhe srtacles wanted. aEd the
usin. o. the pager IN Is hi, h The adv err
''srmeHt spFsfrei tscnding Tor such
IS soon after ig - advertised - posi-,
hlr envlo.iag a. the full amount, in.
clud'ug the postage, II TO he seat hy
mail. and We vii Immediately send
YOU the gurd.. With a lctjsrsnd state
meat Of the tEansacilon 10 full, giving
YOU 10 understand that It not satlsfsc-
tory you can return them to US. we
silI refund the monev, know ny as We
Dc, thar Itis II one OF the di.advaar-
ages under " hich you labor; that of
purchasing somr,ing by mIil, and no;
hring able to return II that was prob
ably misrepres,nted, or found not 10
he rs wanted, wrong size. or the ad-
vertisement misunderstood, or 10 some
marner unsatisfactory in doing
business with US you need have no
such fear
We extend t all visiting our city a
cordial invitation 10 call upon us, ns
We viii take pleasure In showing them
through our large establishment, CIV
| ing them anv in formation and alien
| ton desired visitors treated with the
same courtesy AZ customers Send for
catalogue.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
A P0nic for the Economical

The oh "f getting strictly fret Ella as
clothing at such ahsurhly low prices u at it
viii To iul iht m tor ,xt seasons use at
Oehm Son, stirring 'nd s','s f,"tory cloihiprs,
Pratt AID Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don I
miss this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21

Apart from this eur county has tn ee insane
paupers confined in Mount Hope II .spital nd
six seven in the Maryland Hospita. for the
insane at Spring G Owe, Baltimore county
Each Of these institutions also have large bills
5ainst US for the are of our patients for sew
eral years back. The fal amount to pay these
institutions was levied for by the present board
last year and the Indebtedness will be iQuids-
ted as soon as collectors can IN Ike returns.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
Oehm & Son.
Tho ughIy Reliable CIothIers
PRATT \ HtNovER SITS.

BE- Sample Of SF Measurements
sent on application.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
ARE LARGE
IMPORTERS, J3D3SlS & RETAILERS
DRY GOODS.

Their aSso tment includes goods of every
class that pertain to a well arranged frst-class
Dry Goods House.
We sim to keep nothing that will not prove
Of good value TO purchasers for the money
paid and The best goods for the price can in
varIably be found with US.
Our business reputation for the past Sc years,
and the fact that every article has the price
marked on ii in plain figures, thereby giving
the assurance to those who do not know the
value OF goods, that they are paying no more
deal with u.s.
In addition TO our Retail Trade, Country
Merchants can buy from US the better class Of
goods not usually found in Jobbiag Houses,
at the Wholesale Price.
We send Samples when receive plain and
explicit direction in regard TO coor, and about
the price wanted.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
County Bonds.

The clerk to the board of county commits
sioners went to Baltimore last week to arrange
for the printing of the county bonds OF the re-
funding loan of the 18th inst The bonds by
aw are requirei TO contain coupons showing
The amount Of in,eres, each bond bears for each
six months ofthe time they run. These coupon
| are payable at the Office of the county commits,
sioners and are receivable for tax in the coun
ty at any time after they are due. The clerk
arranged with Mess. Gugg-nheim-r We'll the
we'll known engravers and printers of Balti
more, for the work, and the price paid will be
in three denominations of 81 900. $500 and
800 each bond will contain 90 coupons cover
ing the period of ten years for which they are
to run, showing the amount OF interest de and
the time payable. By the issuing fthese coupon
bonds both commissioners and bond holders
will be saved much troubl e ard annoyance in
the matter Of interest as the coupons will pass
current in the county at any time after they
are due for their face value. 1t is NEEDLESS to
say that the printing of these bonds has entail
ed no extra expense on the county, and will
take nothing from the county exchequer, as
the premium obtained from the sale Of the bonds
will be much in excess Of any expense incurred
in issuing them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
...GIS vs.3 PREJUDICE:

l.. y,s ace Ia lard . cnr9hlt. Il ,arnot be
oyerco .e in cay M,.e ttaa likely it wasr't
o-.lcd hastily. Indeed 1t may have been
.-ra.,u...y $. myth ming 1t, hold for yc.rs.
l'evtus, nc. >nmc folks belicse Rheumatism
Sab. Ut / : cGrcl 1h,ir fathers believed SO
i-..r. thes1 - ,iii their granGiathcrs.
Now. RE JMATISM CAN 2
{ I'D, Notwithstanding til, prejudice,
lut az truJ,lc i, u make people think SO.
The auly w@ywc know to meet popular un-
bellei IS ID state the PLAIfI FACTS and
th-n pr sent the POSITIVE PROOFS
tI-t they are facts. 1t Is a fact that the
RUSSIAN RHEU MATISM CURE
not only relieves but banishcs Rheumatic
Pam. There Is postiv, proof OF it too. 1t
comes from those VIC haze suffered untold
agony with Rheumati m and have been com
pletciy cured by this remedy. All who have
tried it have had this experience. Some Of
them permit Is to print their testimony. 1t
makes quite a little bool,, which We send free
tp4Hy V no ar interest Il enough to as, fol it.
A complete Russian Rheumatism Cure,
cost, 81 90 If mailed. Ioc additional Ii
registered, Ioc more You'll never need hut
one, So the pric" isn't hI%h. Who wouidn'
give So. so II get I'D of Rheumatism?
As vet it cannot be found at the stores, but be
had only by enclosing the amount above, al
addressing the American Proprictors,
PFAELZER BROS. & CO.,
BIO & 8zI Market St, Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
Ordering by Mail.


/ Persons ordering by mail wit'ont
samples by stating the price ami ST, le
/ Of goods desiled d, can rely on our send
| ing them the best article the market
aYords at the hest possible price.
Merchandise weiG hing not over
! pounds ran be sent bv mail as fourth
class matter, unsealed rni without
written matter inside. at the rate of
one cent per q Customers NAV, how
ever, write their tull name and address
on the outside OF the package
Send money by PoStNl Nore. Bank
check. u q Order, Draft. or Regis-
tered Letter, addiHg enough te pay
'orfostage Should a balance remain
it will be promptly returned.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
ACTUAL COST

Or real value are not considt red in our
colossal Cash Clearance Sale. We in
tend to close out every Overcoat, every
Suit and every Winter Garment before
the end of this month, if possible.
Whntever You may want in Mems,
Boys or Children's Stylish and De-
pendable Clothing, Ready Made or
Made to Order, we will sell it at re-
duction of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
10 to p per cent

from our previous extra Low Prices
and certainly % to so per cent. lower
than competitors ask. 1t will pay to
buy for next seasons use at our present
slaughter prices. You can't afford to
buy before seeing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21

Hoping u lie favored with your olde,s, W,
remain,
V,r. respectfully,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-01-21
TO OUR
49, U-O-O-O % O-O-O-O-
Patrons.

-O-O-O -O-O-O-O O-O--O-O-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-24
KelIy's Error

1NDIANAPoLIs, IND, June 23.-It re-
quired ten innings today TO decide the
game between Indianapolis and Bos.
ton, and it resulted in the defeat OF
the latter, owing to an error Of Kelly
at a critical stage OF the play. In
'dianspolis opened the game in making
q run In the first inning on bsee on
balls, steal OF second, Nssh's two
base hit and Shomberg's error. Indian
spolis scored again In the second and
third on couple OF hits and an error
by Hornung. The seventh yielded
two more runs, both earned, on
Hsckett's three bate hit, an out,
Denny's two Dagger and steal Of third
and home. In the eighth, after two
men were out, Hackett took his base
on being hit by q pitched ball, Nor.
rison hit safely for single, and both
came home on an error OF Shomberg's
hit. Home run Denny was now due,
and repeated his performance of Tues
day by sending the ball over the CEN
ter 6elder's head, bringing in Shom-
berg and crossing the home plate to
again be met with a shower OF silver
and paper money from his friends.
The Bostons In the meantime, had
also been making runs, having scored
one each in the third and fourth, two
in the seventh and tieing the game in
the ninth. In the tenth Shomberg
hit for q single, was advanced to
third on Denny's sharp hit to center
field, and came home on Kslly's eIrer.
In their half Of the tenth the BoBtons
went out in one, two, three order.
Score-Indiana polls, 10; Boston, 8.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-24
DIAMOND DOTs.

AGAIN today.
GAME called a. 4 O'Clock.
OHILDs is a good catcher.
SMITH did not prove a terror.
LADIES are new admitted free to the
park.
MIKE HINES will catch today for
Charleston.
POWELL is a model ball player. He
never kicks.
GEORGE McKEoUGH will do the
twirling for Memphis this afternoon.
LITTLE DAvY FORCE was there sgain
yesterday. He Relded finely and got
in three. Dagger.
JOE ORoTTY ia one OF the best coach
ers extant. His "whoa" can be heard
for blocks around.
DoN'T sell anybody. II you do the
town will kick. This is for the bsne-
fis Of the stockholders.
BoBBI BLACK has regained his old
time form, and he is now one OF the
best pitchers in the South.
FORSYTH will occupy the points for
Charleston today. He has the repu-
tation OF being good pitcher.
GENTLEMAN JACK" PELTs was at
himself, yesterday. He made q phe-
nomensl catch In center Geld and cap
tured the crowd,
OER OF the Western League clubs
has offered $500 for the release of Phe-
Ian. The chances are that the offer
will not be accepted.
UMPIRE sycK did not do as we'll yes
terday as he did ON the previous day.
He made q bad decision when he de-
clared Andrews out at second.
CLARK, Of the Brooklyns, has signed
with Nashville. He plays second base,
and will make his first appearance
with the Rock City boys in this city
Monday.
TIE Southern League OF next year
will probably DO composed of Mem.
phie, Nashville, Atlanta, Charleston,
Birmingham, Houston, Galveston and
New Orleans. -Ncv Orleans States.
NEARLY all the players of the New
Orleans team have received offers
from managers Of clubs in the North.
ern and Western Leagues. The idea
seems prevalent away from here that
the Southern League will not last, but
those who believe 80 are certainly
reckoning without their hest, unless,
of course, something unforeseen hap.
pens. President Hart said this morn
ing that there was not q player in the
team for whom he would take $1,000.
and he was only sorry that he could
not reserve them all for next season
before the big leagues get chance
NeW Orleans States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-24
Tho Game.

Memphis went fret to bat aud
scored two runs. Doyle opened with
a base on balls, and Andrews reached
first on Crostic's tumble OF his
grounder. Force was given first on
balls, filing the bases. McAleer aied
out to Carl and Doyle scored. Crotty's
two Dagger to right allowed Andrews
to score. In the second inning Phelan
hit safe, stole second and went to third
on McKeough's single, the lat or also
stealing second. Doyle hit to Smith
and Phelsn was caught in chase and
put out. McKeouRh scored on An
drews's single and Doyle came home
on Pelis's single. Force sent the
sphere to center for three bags and
Doyle crossed the plate. In the fourth
Doyle scored on bis single, Andrews's
fly to Hines and wild pitch. In the
seventh Andrews and Petz hit safe.
They were advanced a base on q
wild pitch, ond both scored on Blacks
two Dagger to the right field fence.
Force attempted to come home on the
hit, but he was caught at the pate
In the eighth inning MCKeough
reached first on Powell's muff Of q
| thrown ball, and he scored on An
drews's drive over the right field fence
for home run. In the ninih Force
was given first on bale, and McAleer
hit cafe. Both scored on single by
| Black.
The Ohsrlestons got men on bases in
several innings, but they failed to score
until the eighth inning. In this in
ming Glenn sent grounder to Phelan,
who fumbled the ball. Hines fol.
lowed with single to center. Pellz
allowed the ball to pass him and Glenn
scored. Hines went to third on Pow
ellis out aud scored on Williams's
single,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-24
Loose Work.

BALTIMORE, MD, June % The de-
feat OF the Athletics today Ia largely
due to the loose work OF both ends Of
the battery. weighing was very wild
and Robinson could not hold him sue
cesefully. The visitors 6elded fault
lessly and batted for three Of their
four ruus, while three Of the runs
ecored by the home team were the
result of bases on balls. Davis, Balti-
more'a third basemsn, got angry at
an effort to coach him, and for his dis.
play Of temper was fned $50 by
manager Barnie. he then refused to
finish the game and somrner took his
place, Daniels going to left, field.
Davis will be laid off without pay
until he makes an apology for his I'M
gentlemanly conduct. Score: Balti-
more, 6; Athletics, 4.